#Moving Tips

Wuppertal has around 357,000 residents in ten boroughs from Vohwinkel to Langerfeld-Beyenburg. Suspension railway since 1901, registration within two weeks.

Würzburg has around 133,800 residents, 13 city districts from the Zellerau to Rottenbauer and over 35,000 students. Registration within two weeks.

Zwickau has around 86,400 inhabitants in five city boroughs with 35 districts, from Planitz to Eckersbach. VW plant in Mosel, WHZ, registration within two weeks.

Moving to Delémont: Vieille Ville, Gros-Seuc and La Communance, registration with the Contrôle des habitants in 14 days, parking, customs – 906 km from Berlin.

Moving to Chur: the old town with a driving permit, quarters from Masans to Welschdörfli, registration within 14 days, 816 km from Berlin via Lindau and the Rhine Valley.

Moving to Dornbirn: districts from Markt to Haselstauden, the mountain hamlet of Ebnit, Meldezettel free of charge, employers like Zumtobel – around 739 km from Berlin.

Wiesbaden has around 288,600 residents in 26 local districts, including Mainz-Kastel, Kostheim and Amöneburg. 15 thermal springs, registration within two weeks.

Moving to Brig-Glis: old town, Glis and Brigerbad, removal goods with form 18.44, registering within 14 days, around 986 km from Berlin over the Alps.

Moving to Bregenz: Oberstadt, Rieden and Vorkloster, registration form within three days, loading times in the pedestrian zone, 727 km from Berlin via the A9, A7, A96.

Ulm has 17 districts – from the city centre by the Minster to Wiblingen. Plus employers on the Eselsberg, and Neu-Ulm as a separate city with a 2-week parking deadline.

Living in Biel/Bienne: Old Town, Neustadt, Mett, Madretsch, Bözingen and Vingelz, the blue zone day card, bulky waste stickers and registering with the residents' office.

Living in Bern: six districts from the Innere Stadt to Bümpliz-Oberbottigen, parking permits, car-free lanes, bulky waste and registering within 14 days.